The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
COURT OULLINGs.
Atems Of Interest Picked Up In the House Of
Justice.

Eoliowing is rs0ume Of the latest
WORK In che Stark County Courts;
NEW CASE.
oi4o-PlymptOn Ball Vs. P. P. Trump
ct all equity.
"a, 5l46-Melvin Watson VS.. John B. z.t.
81 ,5l47.:GeOrge !: Ramsayer VS.. L. L. Lam.
614S-Trustees jackson Township va
John Smith ct al. '''
@ OlOEnKatie b. Sprankle vs.. E. ].
Sprankle ct al; partition.
COURT ROOM NO l, JUDGE PEAsE.
38S6-T. @. Mcdowell Vs. Daniel Myers
ct al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
and order Of distribution,
S962-Frank s Richards va. Fl. ].
Richards ct al. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered, and order Of distribution.
49S4-frank 3. Richards vs.. Milton W,
hlcnards ct al. Report of Commission
ers confirmed, parties elect to take.
6QS3-WrOught Iron Bridge company
vs.. Peter Chance. Judgment for plain.
tiff for $3.50 and costs.
oO0l--Eme NJ. Baker Vs. Howard K.
Baker. Restraining order heretofore
granted continued during the tendency
or suit.
Sl6O-M. Bently & Son VS.. George s.
tiff for seven cents.
O04--valley Railway Company Vs. W.
Wyant. Default Judgment for plain
tltt for 1887 20 and costs,
ooSO-J0hn Bartley vs.. Eliza Drayer's
et al administrator; continued on mo.
tion OF defendants at their cost.
oU9S-John BARLEY vs.. Andrew Stock
er ct al; continued on molten of de-
rendants and their costs; execution
43l6-W. q. Evans vs.. John D. Bailey
ct al; continued at plaintiffs costs.
4o2o-J0hn E. Martin vs.. j. II. Harrier;
continued by consent.
41S2-Leah Swlnehart vs. Mary Huline;
settled and costs paid.
592!-C. K, Reinoehl Vs. Joseph John
son; Judgment for plaintiff for costs.
41lO-W. II. Green Vs. Joseph King
etux; default; decree for plaintiff for
1885 % and costs and order to sell.
COURT ROOM NO. 2, JUDGE RALEY.
4240-The Village Of Alliance va, The
Pennsylvania Company.
Thls case was tried some days since,
OuG no decision was rendered until this
morning. 1t will be remembered, this
suit is the result of the railroad war In
Alliance last summer between the de-
fendsnt railway cOmpany's employees
and the citizens Of that place. The
company attempted to steal an entire
street for one of Its side tracks, but the
outraged people fought for their home
until an Injunction could be obtained
from the courts. Judge Raley's decision
this morning makes the injunction per.
petual.
6O49-WashingtOn. Myers vs.. Hiram
Doll, treasurer, etc.
This action was brought by plaiatiff
to restrain the County Treasurer sfrOm
collecting taxes from residents In the
newly acquired territory. A temporary
Injunction was allowed, which was dis
solved by Judge Raley In sustaining the
demurrer to the petition. Once more
the kickers have received black eye.
The demurrer for Treasurer was argued
by City Solicitor Myers, Messrs. Lynch
q Hansel, contrary.
Mary Brown was granted divorce
from James Brown on the grounds Of
deSerttOn and adultery. Mary is q bux-
ON brunette, Of some celebrity IN Mas
sillon, and her rather difficult case was
admirably handled by that bland and
smiling advocate, Jno. 0. Garrett. When
Mary was informed Of the amount of the
cost bill her little matrimonial olsen
tanglement had involved her, she asked
permission of Mr.. Garrett to retire from
the Court room to the hallway for the
purpose of removing her money from
her stocking. Certainly" says John,
anywhere, everywhere, only hurry
back with the DUST"
Margaret Sweeney vs.. William Will
lisms ct al; Judgment for plaintiff by
confession for $64985 and costs.
Ohio vs. Samuel DsVanx; msnslsugh-
ter; the jury was discharged Friday
evening until Monday afternoon at 1:3O,
when the second week Of the trial of
this case will commence.
NOTES.
Margeret Schsuwecker has been aD-
nOinted administrative Of the estate Of
Gottleib Schsuwecker, deceased; bond
$1,000.
Mrs. Mary K. Hartzell vas appointed
IL